It’s shaping up to be a mild fall across much of Canada, The Weather Network’s forecast suggests, with a potentially historic El Nino expected to prolong the season and delay winter’s arrival.
The City of Winnipeg is offering support to residents affected by an extended storm-related power outage that began Sunday evening.
The impacts of climate change in Canada are now largely irreversible and average temperatures are expected to rise by at least 3.5 C by the end of the century, a new government report warns.
The CRTC is looking into an “unusually high” number of wireless emergency alerts sent to Manitoba recipients during severe weather on June 9.
Thousands of customers remain without power after a storm with heavy winds knocked out electricity in parts of Manitoba this week.
Manitoba Public Insurance is winding down its hail response centre at the Main Street service centre in Winnipeg after managing the largest claims event in its history.
All campers and staff at YMCA-YWCA Winnipeg’s Camp Stephens are safe after wildfires prompted the evacuation and rerouting of some wilderness trips in Northwestern Ontario.
Extreme heat broke or tied daily temperature records at 11 locations across Manitoba on Sunday, as the province’s heat wave continued to intensify.
Manitoba has launched a new one-time flood recovery program for residents hit hardest by weeks of severe rainfall and flooding.
A heat advisory has been issued as Manitoba settles in for several days of extreme heat across the southern portion of the province.
The 2026 wildfire season has been manageable so far, largely because of significant amounts of rain across Western Canada, but federal officials cautioned Thursday the summer forecast is hotter and drier than normal in much of the country.
Residents in a western Manitoba town are stuck waiting for waters to recede before they can begin cleaning up from a second historic flood in a month.
